uhhhhhh, when you saved, it was always at the start of the dungeon but the dungeons weren't straight lines so it might take 15 minutes max to get where you want to go. I remember some of the temples in OoT taking easily 4-6 hours and that game was also rushed. This game also has that "twilight zone" so the way I split it up could be completely wrong.
Most temples required a lot of stuff outside so you know how to find the dungeon, open a door, etc. Not really fetch quests, most were mini-dungeon like areas, but story developments that tell you what is in the dungeon and what to do.
Like i said, it wasnt the art which many people found kiddie, it was simply that i beat the game fast, and that was with all the sailing which could easily take up a quarter of the game unless you were using a walkthrough, in which case you'd beat the game faster. Just wasnt enough meat in it for me. I actually got happy for a very brief moment when they sent you to the alternate hyrule area or what ever it was (been awhile) where everything was kinda washed out colour wise, thought for a brief moment there was a whole nother section of the game. 30 minutes later the credits rolled.
I, like most fans, have higher expectations for Zelda games based off the past titles. Its not a FPS where 6 hours of quality gameplay is acceptable to me. I want more!
Huh? I know of The Minish Cap, but besides that I thought they were all made by Nintendo. What are the others?
the GBC zeldas (oracle of seasons/ages) and the four swords
Well, according to Matt IGN, there is a special "Save Chicken" item which let's you save and load in the exact spot from where you left off.
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